$7 Folk art During the 18th and 19th centuries, Slovene farmers painted scenes on recycled beehive panels. The originals--depicting pastorals and folktales--hang in the Ethnographic Museum on Metelkova street. Reproductions are sold around town as souvenirs. Dom, Mestni trg 24, 011-386/1-241-8390. (Photo: Michael Kraus)

$15 Espresso cup Of the roughly 280,000 people who live in Slovenia's capital, 50,000 are university students, giving the city a distinctly young, caffeinated vibe. In the staro mesto (old town), a shop called Cafetino sells all the accoutrements you need to feed your habit at home--from beans to demitasses. Stari trg 3, 011-386/1-422-2955. (Photo: Michael Kraus)

$10 Slippers Agritourism is growing in this bucolic country. There are now more than 200 working farms and vineyards open to weekend visitors. Lend a hand shearing sheep, then, back in the city, pick up a pair of wooly slippers to remind you of a job well done. Dom, Mestni trg 24, 011-386/1-241-8390. (Photo: Michael Kraus)